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A professional tool for QA engineers that highlights testable elements and suggests comprehensive test cases QA Test Case Helper is a professional tool for testers and QA engineers that automatically analyzes web pages and assists in creating comprehensive test cases. Version 1.3 - Major Update What's New: Complete UI Redesign: A modern, sleek interface with improved layout and Inter typography. Dark Mode Support: Added a native dark theme for comfortable late-night testing (toggles automatically or manually). New Filtering System: Easily filter discovered elements by type (Buttons, Inputs, Links, Forms, Selects) to focus on what matters. Expanded Test Case Library: Added comprehensive test suites for: Checkboxes & Radio buttons Textareas (multi-line input) Type-specific inputs (Email, Password, Number) Advanced QA Checks: New test suggestions for boundary values, XSS safety, and ARIA accessibility roles. Markdown Export: One-click button to copy all results in formatted Markdown for your Jira/Bug reports. Performance Stats: Real-time counter of interactive elements found on the page. Improvements & Fixes: Page Analysis: Updated the detection engine to better find custom interactive elements and ARIA components. Bug Fix: Resolved an issue where the extension would sometimes stop responding on complex dynamic pages. Bug Fix: Fixed a disappearing icon issue during the generation process. Security: Switched to modern navigator.clipboard API for secure data copying. Optimization: Significant reduction in background script memory usage. Key Features: • Interactive highlighting of testable elements on hover • Automatic test case recommendations for each element type • Support for various elements: buttons, forms, input fields, links • Convenient tooltips with detailed testing suggestions Perfect for: ✓ QA Engineers ✓ Software Testers ✓ Developers writing tests ✓ Teams practicing TDD/BDD The extension helps ensure important test scenarios aren't missed and improves the quality of test documentation. Common Test Scenarios Covered: • Form validation and submission • Button states and interactions • Input field constraints • Link functionality • Select/dropdown behavior • Error handling Developed by a professional QA engineer for the QA community. For support or feature requests: Website: https://serhii-tkachenko.com Email: me@serhii-tkachenko.com